Wesley Crusher is taken ill, inciting a chain of events that threatens to reveal a complicated past between the captain and doctor.

While monitoring an underdeveloped world on the eve of Armageddon, Data receives an unexpected visit from Q and is granted the potential to save the planet from annihilation. But on learning more about the world, he is tempted to let it be destroyed rather than cause countless deaths in the future. How will Data answer this important moral question that has no "right" answer?

Viviana, acclamata ideatrice di giochi di ruolo olografici e vecchia amica di Riker, introduce lui, Deanna e Data alla sua ultima creazione. Purtroppo il computer impazzisce e i giocatori si trovano ad affrontare mostri e pericoli divenuti terribilmente reali. Un affascinante personaggio olografico li soccorre, ma si profilerà un pericolo imprevisto, che coinvolge i sentimenti...

After everything that's happened, Charlotte just wants to be left in peace to plan her wedding. But outside forces have other ideas... As Q begins to wreak havoc on her life, secrets may be revealed and questions answered, and Charlotte will have to make a choice... will she stay faithful to the one she loves or will she take the chance of a lifetime?

Sequel to "Melanie" by GermanCSI. Melanie and Data have a talk.

A young woman from the past contacts Beverly for help. She's a member of the most powerful race of telepaths known to the Federation. Will the crew of the Enterprise be able to help her? This is Chapters 7 through 9 (so far). Chapters 1-6 are posted under Anachronism and rated T.

Next story in the "Generations" series. Beverly resigns from Starfleet after the birth of the newest member of the Picard clan.

'Insurrection' added scene - The plan on how to relocate the Baku had to originate from somewhere...

These are the final voyages of the USS Enterprise-E, USS Voyager, USS Titan, and USS Defiant. (covers the timespan between Star Trek Nemesis and Star Trek Online)

What if Beverly, not Lwaxanna, got abducted by DaiMon Tog? Would that shake them up so they finally find each other? In my story, of course! Pure fluff. Told twice, for each POV.

Data takes care of Tasha while she is ill.

Every heart sings a song, incomplete, until another heart whispers back. Those who wish to sing always find a song. At the touch of a lover, everyone becomes a poet. - Plato A sequel to the story "Spark" - please read it before reading this one! Season 3 missing scenes between Crusher and Picard.

Episode continuation for "Attached". Well, wanted to to do a post-ep for "Attached" for a while but the proper muse never str

Q thinks Picard needs to relax more, and gives him the night off.

Takes place between chapters 2 & 3 of Crush II: Ostinato. Data's POV of a couple of scenes. (As requested by a loyal reader.) It's technically a friendship story, with a hint of romance if you tilt your head and squint. One-shot.

The crew of the USS Enterprise are joined by James T. Kirk's daughter, Shawnay. Picard's world will never be the same and the crew stuggle to accept this new force of nature. Please review! Picard romance with OC.

A quick peek into a missing scene: this is what I imagine happened directly after the events of Peak Performance (Season 2, Episode 21).

Next story in the "Generations" series. After being injured on a mission, Picard loses his memory.

An inexplicable accident on the holodeck leaves Commander William T. Riker stranded far from home. Will he ever see his friends and loved ones again?

Sascha's first Chanukah is in memory of his namesake. Set in the post-Sherds universe. Dr Alasdair Gidon McBride (2315-2388) was the psychiatrist who treated William Riker for PTSD in A Million Sherds.

Data and Geordi are first-years at Starfleet Academy. This is how they meet and become BFFs. Written in honor of anti-bullying ideas. Rated T for some violent themes.

The away team returns after a long stay on a foreign planet, and certain crew members are happy to see them. This contains both slash and het, and is absurdly fluffy. Star Trek ain't mine. (You don't say?)

In Cochrane Day, which is set thirty-five years into the post-A Million Sherds universe, Will Riker and Jean-Luc discuss what Will refers to as The Incident, when Jean-Luc left him and their two young children. This is that incident. The title comes from the carpe diem poem "Jet," by Tony Hoagland.

Jean-Luc returns to the Enterprise after his capture by the Cardassians - now he and Beverly can both begin to heal. Missing scenes from the episode 'Chain of Command.'

Data is dreaming... Dreaming of a woman... What a strange dream... What a wonderful dream... Rating :: M, Warnings :: sexual content, language